Firefighting efforts are being hampered by severe heat, with temperatures set to reach up to 100°F (37.7°C) in the upcoming days. Officials in Santa Clarita are on high alert, urging nearby residents to heed evacuation directives. LA County Supervisor Kathryn Barger emphasized the urgency through social media, reminding residents to take evacuation orders very seriously.
As of Thursday evening, authorities reported no injuries or property damage linked to the fire, which is partially contained with 25% of its perimeter controlled. The Canyon Fire is just one of many wildfires ravaging California, where climate change has exacerbated fire seasons, leading to more frequent and severe blazes. Notably, the Gifford Fire, the largest active wildfire in the state, has consumed nearly 100,000 acres across San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties.
As of Thursday evening, authorities reported no injuries or property damage linked to the fire, which is partially contained with 25% of its perimeter controlled. The Canyon Fire is just one of many wildfires ravaging California, where climate change has exacerbated fire seasons, leading to more frequent and severe blazes. Notably, the Gifford Fire, the largest active wildfire in the state, has consumed nearly 100,000 acres across San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties.
